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A dazed day in Elba.
Portoferraio, Elba Portoferraio greeted us with bright sunshine and a beautiful view of the local port. Behind this stands the Porta a Mare gate, which dates back to 1637 and is shadowed by rugged mountains. The ship docked right in the town and it was immediately accessible for exploration on foot. Elba was rich in iron that made it very attractive to the Etruscans and Romans for sword making and was a highly desired stronghold for mediterranean powers? Elba achieved fame though as ...
Tuscany to Umbria
... us which was a bit different! I struggled to pronounce the names in Italian but each time he would repeat the namesto teach me the pronunciation. We've found the people in the small villages so accepting and welcoming. You would think they would be frustrated at our inability to communicate but we haven't found that at all. We both really enjoyed shopping the way the locals do- collecting a few bits and pieces from each store rather than just going into a large supermarket to buy it ...
Tuscany
... a rock in. On the way back he found a big smooth rock that he held onto while Nath carried him. He kept tucking it under his chin like he does with his ruggy- it was very cute! He gets quite attached to rocks and always finds one for each hand when he is wandering around and won't let go of them. We fed the pigs some bread, played with the puppy and patted the horses which Elijah loved. I cooked up some dinner ...
Tuscany
... had some kebabs for lunch and then had a look at a handmade leather store on the way out and I bought a really nice leather purse and Nath bought a belt. We decided not to go back into Florence as we didn't feel we had to do the touristy thing there and we wouldn't have lined up with Elijah to go into any museums anyway. We have really enjoyed spending the last few days checking out the little towns in the area and ...
Volterra
... hour or so, but I have to say I prefer Volterra. Not as crowed with tourists for one thing, and much more authentic feeling. The drive there and back though was fantastic! Windy, twisting our way through the beautiful countryside was just as we had hoped for. Well, I was hoping to see fields of sunflowers, or lavender, but fields of vineyards and ancient buildings is still pretty damn good. Well it's siesta time. Ciao for ...
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